Are venus fly traps endangered?

As of 2010, venus flytraps are not an officially listed endangered species, according to North Carolina State Parks. However, venus flytraps are becoming rare in nature because they exist almost ex...
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Do Venus fly traps eat roaches?

A Dionaea Muscipula, or Venus fly trap, eats any kind of insect. A cockroach is an insect characterized by a flat body, wings, antenna and long legs, according to New World Encyclopedia. Therefore,...
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What do Venus fly traps eat?

A Venus flytrap eats insects that are lured into its jaw-like traps. The traps secrete a sweet-smelling substance to lure the insects, and the traps close when the trigger hairs are stimulated. The...
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